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John Harmon Harmes

Birth20 Mar 1862 - Petersburg, Menard Co., Illinois
Death5 Nov 1945 - Beatrice, Gage Co, NE
MotherRachel Jelkin/Jelken/Yelken/Yelkin
FatherHarmon Janssen (Judge) Harmes

Born in Petersburg, Menard Co., Illinois on 20 Mar 1862 to Harmon Janssen (Judge) Harmes and Rachel Jelkin/Jelken/Yelken/Yelkin. John Harmon Harmes married Louise Catherine Bade and had 11 children. He passed away on 5 Nov 1945 in Beatrice, Gage Co, NE.

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Harmon Janssen (Judge) Harmes
1838 - 1916
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Rachel Jelkin/jelken/yelken/yelkin
1841 - 1875
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Louise Catherine Bade
1865 - 1932
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Harmon Andrew Harmes
1887 - 1971
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George Albert Harms
1899 - 1992
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Earnest W. Harmes
1897 - 1921
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Cathrena Lenora Harms
1891 - 1973
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Fred Richard Harms
1901 - 1967
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Anna Matilda (Tillie) Harmes
1904 - 1991
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John William Harmes
1894 - 1903
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Henry Eilert Harms
1889 - 1908
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Margareta Harmes
1886 - 1886
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Mary Harmes
1893 - 1893
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Grace Duey
1902 - Unknown

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